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The Claude maker says its physical experiments are split between its own facility and outside partners, while its in-house programs remain preclinical.
The company paired a new automation snapshot with a life sciences access program and an expanding push into physical biology research.
Anthropic established a physical biology laboratory in the Bay Area to enable Claude to direct or assist with hands-on experiments, including robotic automation. The effort focuses on treatments for rare diseases through in-house and partner collaboration.
California agencies must recommend by November 16 how independent audits, incident reporting and emergency shutdown requirements could be written into state law.
Business Today says an in-house lab allows researchers to generate proprietary biological data and validate machine-learning outputs in real time.
Foxconn and Tata plants reportedly sent iPhone 18 Pro models abroad on charter flights before sales began.
Most of the archive appears to be older GTA 5 material, and nothing in it confirms Liberty City for GTA 6.
Dexerto reports the rollout also includes large profile pictures and improved moderation tools, following more than 3,000 user suggestions.
Dexerto reports that the developer identified his wife as the voice actress, saying, “I can assure you she is a real person.”
Top Gear Tech released a 25-minute video tour of Tesla's Nevada Gigafactory Semi production line, featuring interviews with engineers and detailed specs: powder-coated finish, 548 kWh standard-range battery, ~3% improved efficiency over prototypes, enhanced aerodynamics, and cold-weather optimizations.
Apple’s newest Pro phones went on sale in more than 65 markets, with launch-day scenes stretching from Fifth Avenue to Noida.
The draft remains undisclosed and is still at an early review stage, with votes and public comment ahead before any rules could take effect.
Apple's new Pro phones arrived worldwide as customers queued in New York and across major Indian cities.
Tom's Hardware describes the game as a technical showcase for path tracing.
The 4% notes will fund only if its SPAC merger closes; Evernorth says the proceeds may support XRP purchases and other ecosystem activities.
The Information reports that Bridgewater’s Greg Jensen is urging oversight similar to rules for systemically important banks. He warns of risks from concentrated computing capacity and powerful open-source models.
The proof of concept used test tokens on Canton Network, not live stablecoins, to model institutional transfers between Japan and South Korea.
The Information reports that Apollo expects AI startups to need debt much earlier than the last generation of software companies—a potential financing opportunity for the $1 trillion asset manager.
The Wall Street Journal says Greece was preparing to approve the crypto exchange before the ECB president asked Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to oppose the application.
The lab’s new Automation Index says Claude can carry most of a task from a high-level prompt under human supervision, though none of the measured work is fully autonomous.
